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DearTomorrowMe

SaaS

Web service for sealing a written or video message to your future self and having it emailed on a date you choose.

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About DearTomorrowMe

DearTomorrowMe is a hosted service for writing or recording a message to your future self. You seal the message today, choose a delivery date, and the service holds it until then. The idea is to capture a goal, a promise or how you feel right now so you can revisit it months or years later.

The flow has five steps: write or add a video, pick a date, seal it, wait, and read. Once sealed, the message is locked and cannot be opened early, even by the sender. On the chosen date it arrives in your inbox exactly as written. Suggested delivery windows range from six months to five years, or a personally meaningful date such as a birthday.

It is a commercial product with a free start and a one-time fee to seal a message, with no subscription. It suits people who keep journals, set personal goals, or want a time-capsule style reminder of who they were at a particular moment.

Key features

  • Write a text letter to your future self
  • Record a video message
  • Choose any delivery date
  • Sealed messages locked until delivery
  • Delivery by email on the chosen day

Good fit for

  • →Time capsules for birthdays and anniversaries
  • →Holding yourself to a personal goal
  • →Recording how you feel before a big change
Tags
time-capsule
journaling
video-message
future-self
reminders
email

DearTomorrowMe: questions and answers

What is DearTomorrowMe used for?
DearTomorrowMe is a web service for sealing a written or video message to your future self and having it emailed on a date you choose. It is a good fit for time capsules for birthdays and anniversaries, holding yourself to a personal goal, and recording how you feel before a big change.
How much does DearTomorrowMe cost?
DearTomorrowMe is a paid product with no free plan. Free to start; sealing a message is a one-time $5 payment with no subscription.
Is DearTomorrowMe open source?
No. DearTomorrowMe is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. In the Productivity category, open-source options include Macro, Loop Habit Tracker and PowerToys.
What are some alternatives to DearTomorrowMe?
Other SaaS products in the Productivity category include 90 Days Challenge, AgoraVai and Anniversary Reminder.

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